Reviews
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Asus Eee PC 1201N review Asus' Ion netbook is more expensive than other netbooks but doesn't have many advantages over similarly priced CULV ultra-portables.£400
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recommendedIiyama ProLite E2008HDS-1 review Despite its budget looks, the E2008HDS-1 has excellent image quality, a sensible resolution and a low price.£100
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Dell Inspiron Mini 1012 review Its HD support might not be up to much and the touchpad's annoying, but the high-resolution screen makes this a desirable choice.£279
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HTC Desire review A beautiful and powerful phone, however the Desire can't rival the iPhone's build quality, and HTC's Sense software has some annoying quirks£387
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Seagate Dockstar review Seagate's Dockstar is designed specifically for accessing your files remotely rather than for local file sharing, so it's not for everyone.£66
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CyberLink PowerDVD 10 review With key new features focusing on 3D display support, this latest version of PowerDVD is only for those who need 3D£61
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MSI Wind U160 review A stylish and sleek netbook with long battery life, but strong competition holds it back from winning an award.£316
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Zyxel NSA-220Plus review Zyxel's NSA-220Plus is packed full of features and keenly-priced, but its sluggish performance limits its usefulness.£136
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best buySamsung R530 review An excellent screen, fast processor, comfortable keyboard and decent battery life make this a fantastic budget laptop.£441
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Lindy USB 2.0 22-in-1 Card Reader review Decent performance and interchangeable front panels make this an attractive reader, but it's fiddly to connect.£20
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best buyToshiba NB300 review Stunning battery life, a brilliant screen and large keyboard make this a great 10.1in netbook, but it doesn't have Bluetooth.£286
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best buyThermaltake Contac 29 review Excellent value and relatively quiet, this cooler kept our processor incredibly cool.£23
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LaCie d2 Network 2 1TB review Unless you're absolutely smitten with its appearance and robustness, LaCie's d2 Network 2 isn't worth buying at this price.£200